Sentence examples for copying model from inspiring English sources
Recent studies using a novel copying model statistical approach appear to suggest an initial northern and southern origin (Cambodians, Mongolians, Xibo, Yi, Tu, Daur, and Naxi receiving large contributions from central-Asian populations) that contribute to Han ancestry [28].
This suggests that observers watched (or at least had an opportunity to watch) both models from an equal distance, and that their subsequent preference for copying model A was not the result of where they happened to be sitting at the time of the demonstrations.
Hellenthal et al. (2008) recently proposed using a PAC-based copying model to infer human colonization history.
Clearly, the accuracy of that inference method can benefit from having a more realistic copying model, as that proposed here.
The Copying model or DD model was first suggested in attempting to explain the structure of the world-wide-web graph (Kumar et al., 2000).
Imagine that the attractors have the same influence: individuals who copy models who are closer to attractor-0 will move, because transmission is imperfect, even closer to attractor 0, and likewise individuals copying models closer to attractor-1 will move closer to attractor-1.
In a bid to boost sales (the latest ABCs put Bizarre's monthly sales at just over 24,000 copies), model Natalie Blair will be wearing a pair of knickers that, when scratched, will exude the aroma of latex rubber.
In WAMI, the use of double copy model is optional, because the single copy duplication model is already sufficient for many data sets.
(The presented results of MS205 are obtained using the double-copy option, but the results under the single-copy model are very similar).
"You grow up with it around you, it's learned, copied, modeled, accepted, approved of," Dr. Slutkin said, adding, "It's become normal".
One technique used by artists to attain success was to copy models of recognized excellence and symbolic soundness; old works were often retained precisely for this purpose.
